Hotel Kerrville

The hotel Kerrville is without doubt the all time favorite hotel in Kerrville for any discerning visitor looking for a special boutique hotel experience. The hotel Kerrville is very popular with visitors to the Official Texas Arts & Crafts Fair which features over 180 artisans displaying their work in concert with a variety of Texas entertainers; guests wishing to stay at the hotel Kerrville for this event are advised to book early.

Kerrville was home to "The Father of Country Music" Jimmie Rodgers who used to play at the hotel Kerrville. The town of Kerrville is home to the world-famous jeweler James Avery, ex-NFL players: Mike Dyal (Oakland Raiders 1989-90), William Fifer (Detroit Lions 1978), and John Teltschik (Philadelphia Eagles 1986-90). There's also pro-golfer John Mahaffey (the 1978 PGA Champion), as well as 2006 Texas gubernatorial candidate Kinky Friedman. Two other famous sons of Kerrville are drummer John Ike Walton of the 13th Floor Elevators and "Hagi" Hagigholam founder of the successful food chain Mamacita's. The Kerville hotel is also patronized by visitors to the Echo Hill Ranch summer camp, and Thousand Hills Cowboy Church which holds free rodeo events.

The hotel Kerrville is also used by visitors to Mooney Aircraft, which established its sole factory in Kerrville over 50 years ago and still manufactures new airplanes and parts at the same location, a testament to the skills of the company and its Kerrville workforce.

The hotel Kerrville would like to extend a warm welcome to parents investigating the facilities of the Kerrville Schreiner University, a private 4-year college university; established in 1923 by the ex-Texas Ranger, Captain Charles Schreiner. In 1991, the school was honored to be listed as one of the top regional liberal arts colleges in the Western U.S. in the "America's Best Colleges Guide" published by U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Colleges Guide.